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What is the Knowledge Hub?

Our knowledge hub is a commitment to UNESCO’s mandate to foster the free flow of ideas and knowledge sharing. UNESCO serves as a laboratory of ideas. The knowledge hub represents our laboratory.

It is home to a variety of resources and publications relating to the work we undertake at the National Commission, and the wider work that UNESCO undertakes globally. Search below for your area of interest and discover videos, publications, discussion papers, reports and more, to help you grow your knowledge.

The knowledge hub will be added to regularly, so if you cannot find what you are looking for today, make sure to take the time to revisit the hub in the future.

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GEM 2024 Pacific Report Technology in Education

A deep dive into the role of technology in Education in the Pacific.

The Global State of Play

Read UNESCO's report and recommendations on quality physical education.

The price of inaction: The costs of children and youth not learning

This report illustrates the monetary costs to economies around the world of leaving children and youth behind in education.

Building Strong Foundations

Learn about UNESCO & UNICEF's Building Strong Foundations initiative, highlighting the importance of helping every child to build foundations for healthier, safer and more informed transitions into adolescence and adulthood.

The Barcelona Statement

The UN Ocean Decade Conference’s main outcome was the Barcelona Statement which identifies priority areas for action for the Ocean Decade in the coming years.

Why the world needs happy schools

This report outlines the UNESCO global Happy Schools framework, consisting of four pillars – people, process, place and principles – to guide the transformation of learning.

UNESCO Framework for Culture and Arts Education

The Framework stresses the need for lifelong learning in culture and art within all types of educational settings, and for placing culture and the arts at the heart of education policies.

Fresh Perspectives

Read three unique and personal perspectives centered around Freedom of Expression.

Reviving Traditional Navigation Knowledge in the Pacific

Download Tāwera, Te Aramahiti, The morning star guides eastward: reviving traditional navigation knowledge in the Pacific here.

Global Report on Teachers

UNESCO has released a new report on teachers shortages which calls for immediate action.

Mana Raraunga Data Sovereignty

Royal Society Te Apārangi’s Data Sovereignty report outlines what data sovereignty is and why it matters in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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Because Youth Perspectives Matter

UNESCO’s Toolbox ‘Because Youth Perspectives Matter’ is a technical resource to help make and apply changes in the ways in which national and international stakeholders interact with and work on behalf of youth.

Freedom to Read Toolkit

Libraries advocate for freedom to read and freedom of access to information. LIANZ have developed a Freedom to Read toolkit.

The Impact of Climate Displacement on the Right to Education

This global report provides guidance to policymakers worldwide on how to better respect, protect and fulfil the right to education of climate-displaced people.

Ensuring Human Rights and Democracy

Read our Communication and Information Commissioner’s contribution to a panel discussion on ensuring human rights and democracy.

Addressing Hate Speech through Education

Learn more about Addressing Hate Speech through Education – a guide for policy makers

Ethics of Artificial Intelligence Recommendation

Learn more about UNESCO's global standard on AI ethics.

Mondiacult 22 Summary Video

This video captures the interventions of the eight Pacific countries that contributed to Mondiacult.

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UN World Water Development Report

Read the latest UN reports on the state of the world’s water. This year’s theme is Water for Prosperity and Peace.

Racism in Football in Aotearoa: Research Report

Read Manukau United Football Club report on Racism in Football in Aotearoa, which was part of our “Tackling Racism in Sport” funding project.

Commissioner Commentary: Carol Mutch's Ideasroom

Read our Education Commissioner, Professor Carol Mutch's opinion pieces that she has written for Newsroom.

Diversity and Inclusion in the Boardroom

Listen to our Commissioner Vanisa Dhiru and Youth Leader Kauri Tearaura discuss diversity and inclusion within a boardroom setting.

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UNESCO GEM report

The GEM report assesses progress towards SDG 4 on education and its ten targets.

Access to information – A guarantee of inclusion and disability rights

This report provides an analysis of the inclusion of persons with disabilities or lack thereof in Access to Information legislations across the globe.

Supporting Free, Independent and Pluralistic Media

Read the Multi-donor Programme on Freedom of Expression and Safety of Journalists (MDP) four year impact report.

Arts Beyond Borders

Arts Beyond Borders is an online resource which supports educators to engage young people in social justice issues through the arts.

Sounds of the Moana

Learn about the indigenous sounds of the Moana-Nui-ā-Kiwa in this two-part podcast series.

Ocean Literacy for All: a Toolkit

The Toolkit provides innovative tools, methods, and resources to understand the complex ocean processes and functions.

Defending the news, dissecting the challenges

Read the latest UNESCO report examining global trends in Freedom of Expression and Media Development.

Reimaging Our Futures – A New Social Contract for Education

UNESCO have published a new report which looks at the power of education to bring about profound change.

National Commissions - 75 Years of Action

Learn more about how UNESCO’s family of 199 National Commissions have contributed to UNESCO's mission over the past 75 years.

A selection of Whakatauki

As chosen by our UNESCO Aotearoa Youth Leaders.

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Sustainable Development Goals

The 17 goals and 169 targets set out a universal agenda to achieve sustainable development globally.

UNESCO Science Report Series

Read the latest report in the UNESCO Science Report series.

Global Citizenship Education Resources and Guides

A selection of national and international GCED resources.

Annual Report for the National Commissions for UNESCO

Reporting on the activities of each National Commission including New Zealand.

UNESCO COVID-19 response and resources

A selection of UNESCO COVID-19 resources and information.

GCED Ideas Exchange

A sharing of projects that have had a positive impact on their communities across Aotearoa New Zealand.

Our Hijrah

Documenting the history of Muslim women in Aotearoa

Te Rito Toi

Te Rito Toi is an on-line resource developed to support teachers when they first return to school following major traumatic or life changing events.

OER4Covid

OER4Covid is a resource for institutions making the transition to online learning during the coronavirus pandemic.

Our Annual Reviews

Annual Reviews from 2008 to 2023.

Imagining Decolonised Cities

How can our urban landscapes acknowledge local iwi identities and work to promote ‘just’ places for all whanau?

Future Race Relations - What Youth Want

A clear vision for the kind of Aotearoa young people want to live in.

Looking Beyond Disaster Toolkit

Designed for youth who want to enhance the disaster resilience of their communities.

Global Citizenship Education Discussion Papers

Hear the perspectives of five well-respected academics and thinkers on GCED.

Te Hā Tangata

Our homeless people, our Taonga, are the books. Anyone is welcome to become a reader.

Climate Change 5 perspectives

Hear five prominent and influential thinkers share their thoughts on climate change.

Big Girls Project

Big Girls are large-scale puppets made by and for women of diverse nationalities.

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